Now suppose further that p1 points to a node of type N in the middle of a linked list (neither the first nor the last node). Write code that deletes the node after the node p1 points to in the linked list. After the code is executed, the linked list should be the same, excepting the specified node is missing.
Suppose you have the following struct definition and typedef statements in
your program:
```
struct N
{
double d;
N *next;
};
typedef N* node_ptr;
node_ptr head, p1, p2;
```
```
node_ptr delete_me;
delete_me = p1->next; // delete_me points to the node
//to be deleted
p1->next = delete_me->next;
// node is removed from the
list,
//but memory has not been
//deallocated
delete delete_me;
// memory has been recycled
```
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